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Full time and freelance work

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if you are working in the same niche as your employer when freelancing then probably yes. Otherwise not. Most job contracts as far as i know have a policy against freelancing.

berrycorp  2010-10-31 11:07:04
Most job contracts have a policy against competition, not against freelancing, though it tends to boil down to the same thing.
Oded  2010-10-31 11:09:07

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